Avaya BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager Software Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies User manual

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Avaya BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager Software Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies is advanced software designed to enhance the functionality and efficiency of your communication system. This comprehensive solution offers a range of capabilities, including:

Advanced call processing: The software provides robust call processing features, ensuring seamless and reliable call handling within your organization.

Unified communications integration: It enables seamless integration with unified communications platforms, allowing for a cohesive and streamlined communication experience across various devices and applications.

Advanced call processing: The software provides robust call processing features, ensuring seamless and reliable call handling within your organization.

BayRS Version 15.1.0.0

Part No. 308681-15.1 Rev 00

October 2001

600 Technology Park Drive

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BayRS, BCC, and Site

Manager Software Version

15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies

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Contents

Preface

Text Conventions ..............................................................................................................vii

Acronyms ..........................................................................................................................vii

Hard-Copy Technical Manuals .......................................................................................... xi

How to Get Help ............................................................................................................... xi

BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager Software

Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies

Maintenance Release Methodology .................................................................................. 1

BayRS and BCC Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies .......................................................... 1

Site Manager Software Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies ..............................................13

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Preface

This document contains information about:

• Router fixed anomalies in BayRS* Version 15.1.0.0

• BCC* fixed anomalies in Version 15.1.0.0

• Site Manager fixed anomalies in Version 15.1.0.0

In this guide, the Passport* 5430 Multiservice Access Switch is referred to as the

Passport 5430 and the Passport 2430 Multiservice Access Switch is referred to as

the Passport 2430.

Text Conventions

This guide uses the following text conventions:

Acronyms

This guide uses the following acronyms:

bold text

Indicates command names and options and text that

you need to enter.

Example: Enter

show ip

{

alerts

routes

Example: Use the

dinfo

command.

ABR area border router

AOT polled asynchronous over TCP/IP

APPN advanced peer-to-peer networking

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ARE ATM Routing Engine

ARN* Advanced Remote Node

ARP Address Resolution Protocol

AS autonomous system

ASBR autonomous system boundary router

ASN Access Stack Node

ATM asynchronous transfer mode

BCC Bay Command Console

BDR backup designated router

BGP Border Gateway Protocol

BLN Backbone Link Node

BN* Backbone Node

BOD bandwidth on demand

BRI basic rate interface

CES Contivity* extranet switch

CPU central processing unit

CR change request

DLCI data link connection identifier

DLS data link server

DLSw data link switching

DLUR dependent logical unit requester

DoD dial on demand

DSU data service unit

DVMRP Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol

EBGP External Border Gateway Protocol

FDL file definition language

FEP front end processor

FTP file transfer protocol

GID group identification

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HSSI high speed security interface

ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol

ID identifier or identification

IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol

IKE Internet Key Exchange

IP Internet Protocol

IPEX IP Encapsulation of X.25

IPSec IP Security Protocols

IPX internet packet exchange

ISDN integrated services digital network

ITU International Telecom Union

LANE LAN emulation

LCP Link Control Protocol

LEC local exchange carrier

LS link state

LSA link state advertisement

LSDB link state database

MCT1 Multichannel T1

MIB management information base

MPOA Multi-Protocol Over ATM

MOSPF Multicast Open Shortest Path First

MTU maximum transfer unit

NHRP Next Hop Resolution Protocol

NTP Network Time Protocol

NMS network management system

NAT Network Address Translation

NetBIOS Network Basic Input/Output System

NIC network interface card

NTP Network Time Protocol

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NVFS non-volatile file system

OAM operation, administration, and management

OSPF Open Shortest Path First

PCAP packet capture

PCMCIA personal computer memory card international

association

PDN public data network

PIM protocol-independent multicast

PPP Point-to-Point Protocol

PVC permanent virtual circuit

QLLC qualified logical link control

RIP Routing Information Protocol

SA security association or source address

SABME set asynchronous balanced mode extended

SAP service access point

SDLC synchronous data link control

SNA system network architecture

SNAP Standard Network Access Protocol

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

TCP Transmission Control Protocol

TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol

UDP User Datagram Protocol

VBM virtual buffer memory

VC virtual circuit

VCI virtual circuit identifier

VCCT virtual channel connection termination

VNR virtual network router

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Hard-Copy Technical Manuals

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Internet. Go to the www.nortelnetworks.com/documentation URL. Find the

product for which you need documentation. Then locate the specific category and

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If you purchased a Nortel Networks service program, contact one of the following

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VRRP Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

WCP WAN Compression Protocol

XID exchange identifier

Technical Solutions Center Telephone

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eserv/common/essContactUs.jsp

URL.

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BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager Software

Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies

This document lists the anomalies (also referred to as bugs, change requests, or

CRs) that have been fixed in Nortel Networks BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager

Software Version 15.1.0.0.

Feature Release Methodology

BayRS, BCC, and Site Manager Software Version 15.1.0.0 is a Feature release.

Feature releases contain new software or hardware functionality and change

request content (for example, software fixes, hardware fixes and design

improvements) since the last release.

BayRS and BCC Version 15.1.0.0 Fixed Anomalies

Nortel Networks has fixed the following anomalies in BayRS and BCC Version

15.1.0.0.

==========================================================

CR Q00021061-05: VRRP

About every 48 days, a VRRP router causes a multicast storm or stops sending

VRRP advertisements.

CR Q00021764 - 01: DLSw_APPN_Boundary

APPN DLSw Boundary may fail to recover if the DLSw/SDLC connection is

interrupted.

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CR Q00023153: VRRP

Disabling a VRRP interface causes VRRP multinetted on token ring LANE to

stop forwarding IP packets.

CR Q00024865-01: SNMP

The Passport ARN router does not send an SNMP trap when an internal or

external power supply fails; therefore you cannot remotely track a failure of either

power supply.

CR Q00027455-07: ARN/FT1

Sending loopback codes to the FT1 interface on an ARN does not cause the FT1

interface to go into the loopback state.

CR Q00027455-08: Passport 2430/FT1

Sending loopback codes to the FT1 interface on a Passport 2430 does not cause

the FT1 interface to go into the loopback state.

CR Q00027455-09: Passport 5430/FT1

Sending loopback codes to the FT1 interface on a Passport 5430 does not cause

the FT1 interface to go into the loopback state.

CR Q00027474-07: Passport ARN/FT1

When PPP echo request is enabled on the FT1 interface on a Passport ARN, the

FT1 interface will not stay in the loopback state after receiving loopback codes.

CR Q00027474-08: Passport 2430/FT1

When PPP echo request is enabled on the FT1 interface on a Passport 2430, the

FT1 interface will not stay in the loopback state after receiving loopback codes.

CR Q00027474-09: Passport 5430/FT1

When PPP echo request is enabled on the FT1 interface on a Passport 5430, the

FT1 interface will not stay in the loopback state after receiving loopback codes.

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CR Q00030854-02: Passport 5430/FT1

The FT1 interface on a Passport 5430 may not always react correctly to loopback

and FDL loopback codes when they are received on the FT1 interface.

CR Q00032218: NVFS

If you make changes to the flash card using the

format

compact

copy

delete

ftp

tftp

, or

partition

commands, the wfFsVolEntry MIB parameter does not get

updated.

CR Q00033757-02: QLLC

Our current QLLC implementation does not conform to RFC 1795 and therefore

PU2.1 connections cannot be made.

CR Q00035722-03: VRRP

If two ARN routers are configured to support two virtual routers, with the first

ARN configured to master the first virtual router and the second ARN configured

to master the second one, and each router is providing full redundancy and load

balancing for the other, one ARN may eventually fault due to a global buffer

depletion.

CR Q00036689: Technician Interface

The Technician Interface cannot handle input that is more than 256 characters,

specifically

set

commands for policies and traffic filters.

CR Q00038086-01: CSMACD

Packets received that contain symbol errors incorrectly increment the

wfCSMACDRxSymbolError and wfCSMACDFcsErrorRx statistics. This

anomaly is fixed only for the Quad 100BT module.

CR Q00039208-03: DLSw

The BLN router cannot support more than 500 PUs on a single Ethernet slot.

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CR Q00039556-01: MIB

When you configure an X.25 interface; the router does not correctly fill up some

MIB II objects, therefore the management software cannot configure interface

parameters. There are also no ifEntry instances created for additional X.25 service

records.

CR Q00039906-07: ARN/FT1

The MIB parameter wfDs1E1PortLoopbackState is not being reset back to 1 (no

loop) when loopback mode is terminated on the FT1 interface on an ARN.

CR Q00039906-08: Passport 2430/FT1

The MIB parameter wfDs1E1PortEntry.wfDs1E1PortLoopbackState is not reset

back to 1 (no loop) when loopback mode is terminated on the FT1 interface on a

Passport 2430.

CR Q00039906-09: Passport 5430/FT1

The MIB parameter wfDs1E1PortEntry.wfDs1E1PortLoopbackState is not reset

back to 1 (no loop) when loopback mode is terminated on the FT1 interface on a

Passport 5430.

CR Q00040292-02: Dial-on-Demand

The one-way authentication feature on a dial-on-demand ISDN circuit is not

working correctly.

CR Q00040717-01: TI Rui

The

ping

command

–v

option does not work if you add it as an action to the

wfTiRui MIB.

CR Q00040882-01: OSPF

After a path becomes invalid, and you configure ECMP, OSPF may not remove

the path from the routing table.

CR Q00041252-01: IP

After a router fails, causing routes to be redirected through another router, some of

the routing table entries that are marked as type redirect may not be cleared from

the second router’s forwarding cache after the failing router recovers.

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CR Q00041676-01: IGMP

A Passport 5430 router running an IGMP relay faults when a DVMRP multicast

router is downstream from that router.

CR Q00041685-01: DLS

After receiving an unexpected UA from the remote host, a central DLS router

ignores subsequent valid SABMEs generated from the host, resulting in a failed

connection.

CR Q00042053-01: MIB

System Up Time is reset if a FRE is physically removed and reinserted, even if

there is more than one FRE in the chassis.

CR Q00042562-01: MPOA

When you are running MPOA on a busy VNR 5782 or ATM router, a fault may

occur.

CR Q00043378-01: IP

The router will fault when one of the four serial interfaces changes from a down

site to an active site while BGP routes are downloading to the router.

CR Q00043383-01: IPSec

While tunnels are being formed between a Passport 2430 and a Contivity VPN

4500 Switch, two connections are occasionally established on the switch during

IKE negotiation of the ESP SAs. This can cause the tunnel to hang.

Q00043456: ISDN

The Passport 2430 router may fail to initialize the ISDN circuit when the router is

cold-booted.

CR Q00043513: MIB

The

ping

command with the

-p

option does not work if you add the command as

an action to the wfTiRui MIB.

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CR Q00043787-01: L2TP

When attempting to send more than twenty L2TP authentication requests per

second to a RADIUS server, the L2TP logs the message

Retransmit buffer

ring full

, dropping outbound buffers and all subsequent buffers.

CR Q00043881-02: Quad 10/100Base-T

When traffic utilization is very high on the line, a quad 10/100 port running at half

duplex may stop transmitting traffic, but it will continue to receive traffic.

CR Q00044052-02: Frame Relay

Using protocol priority and traffic shaping on low-speed links over a high-speed

physical line results in low queue starvation. To address this issue, a new Site

Manager parameter,

BW Threshold

now increases throughput on low-speed

links. For more information, see Release Notes for BayRS Version 15.1.0.0.

CR Q00044157: ATM

Routers running Token Ring or ATM log new ATM_LE debug messages in such

quantity that these new messages may fill the log files.

CR Q00044424: NTP

When you enable NTP globally on a BayRS router, the router logs a message

whenever NTP resets the system clock. Because this frequently happens, the

excessive number of messages may cause the router log to wrap.

CR Q00044818-01:IP

When you are booting a router or bouncing a frame relay virtual circuit, a valid IP

static route configured over a virtual circuit may not get placed into the IP routing

table.

CR Q00044988-01: APPN

Various APPN connection failures cause a looping failure code to flood the log.

CR Q00045207-02: APPN

When an APPN DLUR connection fails, a message about zero-length CV is

logged.

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CR Q00045314-02: MIB

When you configure X25 on an interface, the MIB wflfEntry.wflfType reflects the

incorrect definition.

CR Q00045471-01: TCP

While connected to a third-party device, DLSw peers lose TCP connection when

an asymmetric routing failure occurs. The Nortel Networks router’s TCP

connection to the third-party device remains in a listen state.

CR Q00045547-01: NHRP

All slots on the router reset when NHRP is enabled with 30 or more LECs

configured.

CR Q00045562-01: RADIUS

After losing the link to the RADIUS server, if you disable and then enable the

RADIUS Server Entry on the router, and then lose the RADIUS server link again,

the reset timer freezes and the router logs the message

Timer gate already

spawned for RADIUS server

. The RADIUS client becomes inactive.

CR Q00045595: HSSI

The HSSI driver module (hfsi.exe) is using a high percentage of the total CPU

utilization when there is no traffic on this line.

CR Q00045986-01: QLLC

When a QLLC interface becomes disconnected, the DLSw connection incorrectly

remains active and the connection cannot recover until it is cleared from the other

end of the connection.

CR Q00046382-02: DLSw

When receiving NETBIOS/SMB/NETLOGON frames via DLSw WAN/SSP, the

router sometimes drops these frames.

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CR Q00047410-02: OSPF

When a network outage occurs under the following conditions, a BDR of a

non-backbone OSPF area may leave type 3 LSAs or network summaries of

networks from that area max-aged in the LSDB:

• The router must be an area border router (ABR).

• The backbone network must be a broadcast network.

• Another area on the router must be on a broadcast network that is shared with

other ABR routers.

CR Q00048129: BCC_BGP

After you use the BCC to add BGP confederation-peers, the

show config-all

command does not display the confederation-peers after you exit and restart the

BCC.

CR Q00048217-01: BCC_Multiuser

From the BCC, the multilevel access user password must be set to be exactly 10

characters or the router returns an error message.

CR Q00054031-02: APPN

On a router with APPN configured, executing the

ping -appn

command without

the

-m

mode_name

> option causes the router to loop continuously.

CR Q00054653-02: Frame Relay

The Passport 5430 and Passport 2430 routers drop IP frames received over a frame

relay network if the frames have an SNAP header.

CR Q00060108-02: NAT

If you have a large number of NAT entries (2000 or more) in the NAT static

mapping table and enter the NAT context in BCC config mode, the router faults.

CR Q00062295-03: NAT

When you enable NAT, the router does not process RIP 1 updates with a source

address of 255.255.255.255.

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